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n- a bride ha“: a bunch of pink macs
given her, it is lucky.
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A bride will not, be happy if a thorn
in her bouquet scratches her hand.
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one you love betokens happiness.
The usher or best man who gets
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A rose from the bridal Wreath of >
the groom's boutonnaire wlll marryS
David Esterson, Mgr.
More Than a Half Million r " '
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Where it Played 443 Times W ork
TODAY —— TOMORROW -'- FRIDAY
Nearly All of the 35,000’Peopie of Norwalk Win Want to See
With ornaments, ribbons, flower-3‘:
Jewels, etc..
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The girl who finds a flower drOBped i
from the bride’s bouquet will soon be
married.
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It a girl wears. a gown 'with rose
buds on it, she will not be a bride
until it is worn out. '
The Scotch bride is promised a life;
filled with happiness it she adds white
heather to her bouquet.
It was formerly the custom for new“
ly-engaged pairs to wear flowers as
an external sign of their engagement.
For anyone else but the bride her-
‘self to pluck the flowers worn at her
wedding was considered in Greece an
ill omen.
if the bridemaids go into a dark
rtmm and toss up the bride‘s bouquet
the first to pick it up will be the first
to marry.
In Scotland in thistle sprig or an or-
nament in the way of a thistle is con-
sidered lucky to include in the wed-
ding outfit.
If the first flower a bride aces on
her wedding mom is white, she will
load a happy life, but if rod she will
know both sorrow and care.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Mrs. A. J. Summcrs has been re.
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.zais of The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" and
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AND MORE THAN A SCORE OF OTHER NOTABLEs
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Another Regent Double Feature Bill
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“THE GOLD GIFT”
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CHOOSES STAGE AS HER PROFESSION.
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late James G. Blaine. at one time Secretary of State. w u -
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We are handling only the regulat first quality, well known “Kelly Tires," no catch, for
seconds. Buy at “Kelly” and forget; your Tire trouble.
AARON KOHN
9 Railroad Avenue, South, No'rwaik,
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->Dlrectlon David Esterson—Cyrus W. Grands-7 Manager
TODAY
Abel Gance’s Monster Presentation of the Great Story
from the French Novel "J’Accuse” "
A Smashing Eight Reel Photoplay Triumps That Surpasses
All Previous :Records
“1 Accuse”
Presented Through the United Artists Corp.
Two Reel Comedy ‘Fox News
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
THE BIG sunpms; SPECIAL!
WALLACE REID—sTHEODOR ROBERTS,
And a Whole Trainioad of Noted Screen Players Riding
“Across me Continent”
One of the first five ranking productions toktho first half of
1922 and the biggest picture attraction at the Palace in months.
Thrills~Acti0n-More Thlilis
RememberBTwo Days Only
Two Reel Comedy Aesop’s Fables
SATURDAY
Going One nBetter on Double Features!
MARIE PREVOST in “KISSED”
And Another Big Attraction
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at the following reduced prices:
Reg“. Price . Sale Price
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$14.90 $11.20
$18.90 ‘ $15.10
$24.30 $19.45
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